Applied the patch, thank you very much for sending that. Thanks, Deepal > Hi, > > The attached patch changes SimpleTypeMapper.isDataHandler so that it no > longer returns true for java.lang.Object. The effect of this change is that > if a method has a parameter of type java.lang.Object, the method will be > passed an OMNode containing the contents of the parameter element instead of > a javax.activation.DataHandler. This is a significant improvement since the > javax.activation.DataHandler conversion assumes that the element contains > base 64 encoded binary data, but OMNode can represent anything. This is also > consistent with java2wsdl, which maps java.lang.Object to xs:anyType, which > means that the element is allowed to have any content, not just base64binary. > > Ideally, I would like to deserialize the object for the xs:anyType parameter > based on the xsi:type attribute, if present. That could be accomplished by > changing BeanUtil, or it can be done in the web service implementation > itself. Either way, this change must be applied first to get rid of the > destructive conversion to javax.activation.DataHandler. > > In addition to the change to SimpleTypeMapper, the patch contains tests for > SimpleTypeMapper and BeanUtil, a change to pom.xml so that the BeanUtil test > gets run at build time, and a fix for a problem in CoverterUtilTest exposed > by the change to pom.xml. > > Is this patch acceptable, or is there something I should do differently? > > Regards, > > Pétur Runólfsson > Betware > > The content of this e-mail, together with any of its attachments, is for the > exclusive and confidential use of the named addressee(s) and it may contain > legally privileged and confidential information and/or copyrighted material. > Any other distribution, use or reproduction without the sender's prior > consent is unauthorized and strictly prohibited. If you have by coincidence, > mistake or without specific authorization received this e-mail in error, > please notify the sender by e-mail immediately, uphold strict confidentiality > and neither read, copy, transfer, disseminate, disclose nor otherwise make > use of its content in any way and delete the material from your computer. > > The content of the e-mail and its attachments is the liability of the > individual sender, if it does not relate to the affairs of Betware. > Betware does not assume any civil or criminal liability should the e-mail or > it´s attachments be virus infected. >
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